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What UP fellow geeks - spidercrabs13 - 05-21-2013
Hi !
I am here because I want to widen my skills in programming or hacking
I found that this forum is one of the best # i searched it on google
I am expecting to learn more hacking skills
I have learned C and HTML, currently in Python 3 and have done wireless hacking and sniffing (stalking)
My special interest would be cracking
I,m planning to code for a python crypter and a python keylogger
I have done simple scripts to automate software updates
and by the way I love GIRLS!!!!
RE: What UP fellow geeks - BailDroid - 05-21-2013
Welcome to HC spicercrabs13!!
RE: What UP fellow geeks - Anima Templi - 05-21-2013
Welcome to HackCommunity! For your python project just forget about it, what you are thinking about creating would and should be programmed in either C++ or C. Such programs are not meant to be made in interpretered languages, you need a low level or at least a medium level language for that.
RE: What UP fellow geeks - Deque - 05-21-2013
Welcome to HC. About your crypter project: Before I write everything again, I just cite my answer from: http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Question-Python-crypter-is-it-possible
Here it is:
Quote:The most important part of a crypter is the stub, which is best to be done in assembly.
For the crypter itself it doesn't really matter what language you choose as long as you can do a nice GUI with it (most crypters have a GUI) and have easy access to the WinAPI (given that you want to crypt .exe files) i.e. to make some additional things like icon changing.
That's why .NET languages are often used. They have both: Easy usage of the WinAPI and the most used IDE Visual Studio has a GUI builder.
To get back to your question:
GUI programming in Python: http://wiki.python.org/moin/GuiProgramming
WinAPI in Python: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/
So yes, you can use Python.
If you want to keep the code for yourself, you should consider another language. Python is, even if converted to exe, easily converted back to readable code.
In that case i.e. C++ would be a better choice (without .NET, which has the same problem).
But you also have to learn assembly if you want to make it right.
It is possible without assembly, but you will have a worse result or have to rely on stubs written by others.
For the keylogger you might rather go with C. But try for yourself. You will see how you get along with a python keylogger.